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Meanings of punchy in inglés

Having a punch; effective; forceful; spirited; vigorous.

Usage of punchy in inglés
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Food was fairly punchy, but that's normal for this time of year.
Reuters
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That sounded punchy given tough regulation, low growth and sub-zero interest rates.
Reuters
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Upward momentum was not quite so punchy among the broader indices, however.
The Irish Times
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Abbott probably won debate but was too punchy and negative, Kenny said.
Reuters
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In addition, the HD146X offers nice contrast, which produces a punchy image.
The Verge
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And if you're feeling really punchy, try writing them as a haiku.
The game on! diet: kick your friend's butt while shrinking your ...
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It comprised handwritten sheets of paper with punchy graphics and funny headlines.
The Guardian
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Sum up your career goals and achievements in a short, punchy bio.
News.com.au
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As vibrant, sexy and punchy pop goes, this is difficult to beat-beat-beat.
The Irish Times
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Crazed comic set-pieces abound, the dialogue is faultless and the characterisation punchy.
The Irish Times
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It will be a nice break from the punchy power finger training.
Climbing Magazine
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A 17-speaker Mark Levinson stereo is superb, providing a crisp, punchy sound.
News.com.au
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The spring selling season has kicked off to a surprisingly punchy start.
The Irish Times
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Now it began to slap at the tree like a punchy fighter.
The waste lands
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The tone was live, sweet, and punchy, regardless of genre or format.
Wired
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There are the makings of a punchy two-act drama in that scenario.
The Irish Times
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